Fodder for Headlines

What green Hornet! He hunts the biggest of all game. Public enemies who try to destroy our America! With his faithful valed Cato, Britry, daring young publisher, matches with the underworld.

Risking his life at criminals and racketeers within the law, may feel its weight by the sting of the green Hornet. with Britt Reid in the Throwing Adventure, fodder for headlines, but green haunted strikes again!

A trip to Chicago. On the eastbound plane, he let James Conway of the prosecutor's office. You know, Reid, I'm mighty glad we happened to be on the same plane. It's given us a chance to know each other better.

Well, I learned a great deal about who and you ran for office. And in spite of what you learned, your newspaper got behind me. The Sentinel was behind you because of what we learned. You've made several remarks that rely on your reputation.

Indeed? Yeah. I really think there's a serious streak beneath your head. Well, that is... You mean I'm not a 100% playboy? Shall we make it 90%? I don't know, Reid. Perhaps 90% is far too high.

I have an idea. You're a whale of a lot more than 10% newspaper man. Oh, thanks. I wish my father could hear you say that. By the way, um... What were you doing in Chicago?

Where do you ask? You've been pounding night and day on your crime investigation. You didn't take a week off because you wanted to follow the Yankees. No, I haven't planned for baseball. How did you know I had been in Chicago for a week?

You want to tell me what's behind the trip or... ... shall I turn my blood hounds loose to get the fighting? No, no, no, no, no. A publisher is ethically bound to respect things that are told of incompetence.